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Patented Dec. 26, 1922.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

JOHN WALDIIEI'M, or ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY, AssIGNoR To UNDEawoonTYpE. WEITER COMPANY, or NEW Yoan, N. Y., A coaPonAfrIoN or DELAwam?k TYPEWBITING MACHINE.

.,ipication led- .Tune 12, 1920. Serial No. 388,450.V

To all whom t may concern.'

Be it known that I JOHN WAIDHEIM, a citizen of the United States, residi in Elizabeth, in the county of Union and tate of New Jersey, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in 'Iypewriting- There is employed a set of column-selecting keys and a set of denomination-selecting keys. A column-selecting key is operated andvheld while the selected denomination-key is also depressed. The denomina- Ation-key controls a stop that is to'be enaged by a column-stop on the: carriage. he selected.denomination-stop, however, is not moved at once into the path of the column-stop, but, when the selectedcolumn is reached, part of the column-stop causes a device (which is settable by .the column-4 `selecting keys), to move the selected denomination-,stop into the path of the column-V stop, thereby arresting the carriage. The column-stops have projections, at vdifferent positions lengthwise thereof, 'arranged to engage sooner or later with the controlling device of the column-selecting` mechanism. To 'effect backward tabulating, there is provided a reverse-feed-c leterminingr .device which is 'fed step by step'into eilective relation with devices or interponents-associated with the'column-selecting keys, esthecarriage vacates the clumnscorre'spondng to said keys. When a column-keyof a vacated column is'operated, the associated in-.;

" its proper position;

terponent starts a motorand the, denom nation-key is then operated. f

The carriage-returning motor, mayjlev in -circuit` with a switch, the'lattrfbeingclosed when any one of -the denomination-selec@ returned toiavacatedcolumn, the reversekey, but1the motor-starting meansdoesimt `returnftc normal position, nor open the switch? r'or stop the carriage-prematurely.

To prevent this, provision is made wherebyv the motor-starting means becomes connected with any one of the denomination-selecting keys upon its depression, to keep the switch closed until the depressed denomination-se lectng key is restored.

No thought on the part of the typist is 'required'as to whether a forward or backward tabulation is to be eilected; but thel parts are always in position to automatically 66'V determine the direction in which the car-.

riage should move. Y For example, if the carriage is at the beginning of a writing line, and it is desired to tabulate to the first, second or third column, the column- 7D of the desired column is deselector-ke pressed. he reverse-feed-determinin device is at this time out of range of the lnteronents4 associated with the column-selectoreys. Conse uently, key will be e ective only to'set the columndetermining device, whereupon the desired denomination-selecting key. may beoperated to effect the release of the carriage b' moving the usual feed-rack-out of mes with the escapement pinion.` When the car.- riage is in' a position of the third column, past the printing point, the reverse-feeddetermining device is in range-of the interponents' associated with the -column-ke s of 85 key after the carrie.

Vtheiiotor by a sidewise movement of thel` y {counter-stops, which'occurs when a column" ing keys is depressed. Asthe carriage is'l stc strikes anl operated countepswm coluinriselectiilg'4 keyinVA its depressed key is heldir its operated positionfso as to avoid the"ret'11 rn' ofithe column-selecting I, nechanisrn to normal position,lwhich might the 1 column-selecting 75 motolsstartingy osition, whereupon'o' 'inst burn-l 95.` ing out of t e carriage-return motor, which might be caused by repeatedly depressing@ 1 has been turre'sted,in Q' o do this, anaixilia' switch is providedin the motor-circliit'an 1111iv "is so 'placed that'it may be openedto'stop` ans vbe provideizto lock ithe oper- 105` showing the "It" otherwise result from the premature release of the colunin-selector-key during forward or backward tabulating. For this purpose. there may be provided aV normally ineffective uniersal bar to be operated by the depression of any one of the denominationselecting keys, to lock the operated columnselecting key in its operated position until the denomination-selecting key returns to its normal position. A

The denomination-selecting mechanism may he used independently of the columnselecting mechanism for tabulating the carriage to consecutive columns. `When .so used, the counter-stops are moved directly into the path of the column-stops by the depression of the denomination-selecting,r keys, and :it the same time effect the re! lease of the carriage.

Other features and advantages will hereinafter appear.

In the accompanying drawings,

lFigure. l is a sectional side4 View of the machine. showing my invention apJplied thereto. the parts beinfllr sectioned su stantially in front of the 4" column-selecting key of Figure 3. and shown in their. normal positions. i

Figure 2 is n detail front View of a uni versal bar` which may be operated .by the decimal-tahulator key to start'the carriagereturn motor.

Figure 3 is a sectional top plan view of the machine` tlieisection being taken sullstantially on the line 3 3, of Figure 1.

Figure 4 is a front view of the tahulaton bracket, located in back of the machine, und shows the counter-stops of the decimaltabulating mechanism and some of thecolumn-selecting mechanism.

Figure 5 is askeleton perspective View, looking from the rear andi the upper righthand corner, of the machine. showingsome of the eoluimrselecting mechanism und the denomination-selecting mechanism.

Figure is a diagrammatic side view` showingr one of the counter-stops moved into the path of u column-stop by the depression of a decimal-tabulator'key.

Figure T is a schematic View, showing 'the miWinge-return motor connected to the iarriage. :i n|oto,r-st:u'ting switch and u motor-stopping switch beingr connected in the motor-circuit. i

Figure H is a diagrammatic side view. column-key and the c100 deinuninatioirkey depressed for n forward tabulation' operation of the carriage, the parts being shown in position before the irl'lziire enters the third column.

Figure Sl is :i view similar to Figure 8. showing the r'Iluinn-selectormechanism op4 i'l ated. tin` iv rui-.igilniving entxred the third loluuan. and tlueftective counter-stop moved into the path of the column-stop Ithe typewritencarriage at 33.

corresponding to the third column ol` the showing the 1. column-selecting key-lever operated prior to a back-tabulating operation of the carriage to the first column. The universal bar associated with the cnrriage-releas'ing mechanism for forward tabulating is also. shown rendered ineffective.

VFigure 13 is u vieu' similar to Figure 1;). and shun-stile parts in position after one of the denomination-selecting keys hais been depressed. thereby closing the motor-switch lo start the motor :1nd return the carriage tothe desired denominational position in the first column. Y

The invention is herein shown as applied to an Underwood typewriting machine1 in which type-keys 15. when depressed`r swing key-levers 16 to operate bell-cranks 1T to swing the type-bars 18 `about their pivots :2U to printfagainst the front side of a platen 21. rFhe platen may be rotatably mounted in a carriage 22, which may be fed step by step. from rightto left, by a spring-drum 23 conneeted to the carriage by a strap 24 to feed the carriage step by step during the operation o the type-bars.

To -e'ect the step-hy-.step movement ol the carriage, there is provided carriage4 eseapement mechanism, comprising a dogrocker 25, having n fixed dog 26 and a loose dog QTthereon, which are caused to reciprocate at each type-stroke betweenteeth 28 of au eseapenient-wheel 30. Theescapement wheel 30 has the -usual one-way driving pawl'connect-ion 29 with a pinion 31, the latter nieshing with a feedv rack 32. pivoted on The dogrocker is reciprocated by means including a curved universal bur 34, which is operated by heels on the type-bars 18. to swing the upper end 0f the dog-rocker 25 rearwardly, by a cross-bar 'gand againstthe tension of the usual return-spring (not shown). The carriage may travel back and forth-on guiderails 37 and 38, locatedat the front und the rear of the murlrine and secured to a main frame 401 The carriage may be tabulated forwardly to any denomination position in :i selected column. For this purpose, there ,may he providedv a set of column-sel tor-keys 41 and a set of decimal-tabulator or denomina- .tion-selecting keys 42. When the carriage 1s in its extreme right-hand position and it is desired to tabulate to hundreds position in the third column, the 3 column-key is depressed (Figure 8), to swing a column-keyever 43 about a fulcrum-rod 44 carried by a tabulator-bracket 45. Each column-selectorkey-lever 43 is provided at its rear end with a cam 46 to engage s. cross-bar 4Lcarried by a columnlselector-frame 48, cov,I prising a. rock-shaft 50, pivotally mounted in the tab-l ulator-bracket 45. The cams 46are of different inclinations to swing the 4frame 48 more orf less, according to the columnselector-key operated. When said frame 48 1 1s operated', an upwardly-extending arm 51 thereof is moved forwardly to puslialink 52 to set a column-determining device 53 (Figure 8) into the path of a projection 54 on a column-stop 55, to determine at which column the carriage should be arrested; the column-stops being adustable to columnar positions of the carriage on a stop-bar 56, secured tothe carriage, and the stop-bar having slots 57 to receive the colun'iii-stops.

The 100 decimal-tabulatoq-key is then depressed to swing an associated lever 58 about the fulcrm-rod 44 to raise its rear end 60 and move a plunger 61 one for each key 42) upwardly against the tension of a return-spring 62, to connect it with a crossbar 63 of an operating frame 64, the crossbar 63 fitting into a slot 65 of the plunger 61, as seen in Figure 8. This movement of the plunger 61 is also effective to release ,the carriage. For this purpose, each-plunger is provided with a projection 66 toA operate a universal bar 67, secured to a shaft-68, to rock the latter and pull a link 70, connected to an'arm 71 on said rock-shaft 68, downwardly and swing a release-lever 72 about its pivot 73, to swing the feed-rack 32 about its -pivot 33 and against the tension o f a spring 4, to raise the feed-rackout ofmesh with the escapement-pinion 31.

Th(` upper ends of the vided with counter-stops 75 tonico-operate with the column-stops 55. It willA be understood, when the arts are set'l n position (Figure 8), that, alnthou h the cariage is released, the counter-stop 5 remains out of the path of the column-stop 55 until ,I .he carri e enters the selected column (oolumn 3). T e projection 54 on the 3 column-stop engages a cam 76 (Figures 4 and 5) on the columndeterminingdevice ,53, Ito movethe latter upwardly to swi 4the operating frame 64 about its pivo 77, to move the connected plunger 61, to ring the counter-sto 75 into the path of the3 column-stop be t e'crossbar 63 (Figure 9). The movement of the counter-stop 75 into the path of tHe columnstop 55 may he a swinging movement about plungers l1 :ire pro-,

a pivot 79 and may occur one or more letterspaces before the column-stop of the selected column comes into range of the counter-stop of highest denomination order. The carriage 22 continues to run until i`t is arrested by the operated counter-stop 75, associated with the 100 decimal-tabulator-key, Figure 10. i

The operating frame 64 (Figures 1 and 5) comprises rock-shaft 78, pivotally supported in the tabulator-bracket 45, said rock-shaft havingtwo forwardl -projec'ting arms 80, upon which the settab e column-determining device 53 is pivotal] supported at 81: The operating frame xrther comprises two downwardly-projecting arms 82, joined by ,the cross-bar 63 which engages vin'the slots 65 of the plungers 61 as they are rendered eiective bythe denomination-selector-keys 42 After the carriage has been locatedin Vthe denominational position of the .selected column, as above described, the t ist'lremoves the fingers from the o Yrate and 42, the spring. 62, whic is diagonally disposed, being eii'ective to restore the denomination-selecting key 42 by movin the plunger 61 downwardly an rearward? to its normal position, where it is a by the pivot or fzilcrum-rod 79 and a cross-bar 79, respectively." -Upon'the return of the Aplunger 61, the feed-rack 32 re-engages the escapement-pinion 31, the bar 67 following the projection or :engaging portion 66 of the plunger 6,1 (due to the return-spring 74 of the-feed-rack until the universal release-bar is a y a. stoppin 83' on the tabulator-bracket 45. A .spring 84' returns thel column-selector-key 41, whereupon the column-selector-frame 48 is returnedby a spring 85, said Afissure-being arrested in its normal posltion by' the crossbar 47 thereof engaging with projections 86- ion the column-selector-key-levers43.: The column-determining device is, swung back 'to its normal position by theV links 52, connect ed to the arm 451 of the column-selectorframe 48, and moves out of engagement with the projection 54 of the column-stop', thus permitting the operating frame 64 to be returned by the 'spring 7. f

The column-selectorreflections-54' ofA the column-stops are provid with cam-faces 89, so that, if the column-determining device`53 should be operatedl while the carriage is in a eolumnin other/"words, if the carringe should be tabulated/from a, position vwithin u column, the column-determining device will lift itself over the projection on the column-stop in said column, and into the path of projection 54 of.the selected column-stop., f A f Every time the carriage vaca-tes a column while it is moving iri a, letter-feed direction, or, in other words, forwardly, a reverse-feedkeys 41 iool llO

determining device 88, located al; the rear :ind lower'pzirtof the machine-fmme 40 (Figure 1)` is moved into effective relation with :in intermediate device or interpellent. llll, nssocinteil with the column-Selectoldeys of the vacated column7 in preparation for hueletnhulzitin;r of the carriage, hereinafter described, there being one interponen't, for euch colnmn-selector-liey. To set the revciSc-feed-determining device 88, which may he done mitonuiticully, each .column-stop 55 ou the carriage may be provided with a projection 91. to opel-nte a star-wheel 92 (Figures 1 und 10)` secured to the upper end of' :i verticiii shaft 93, which muy be Supported :it its upper end h v :i bracket 94 on a. front plnte SL' of the tahnlator-brncket 45, and at. its lower end by n bracket 96 on the machinefrnme 40. The shaft 113 is rotated a fraction of :i revolution whenever a column-stop passes the stm-wheel 92. the shaft, being pr0- vided :it its lower end with a. gear-wheel 97 (Figures 1. 3 :ind 11) meshing with a. ruck 5IN on the reversefeed-determining device SS, to more :in obstrncLon thereon in the fonn of n ledge 100 int effective relation with the interponents 90. The reverse-feeddetermining device muy be in the nature of :i slide lguided in brackets 101, secured to the uuu-liine-frmne. detent-spring 102 is provided to engnge in notches 103 to hold the reveise-feed-determining device in any` position it muy be moved to. i

To prevent the column-Stops 55 from being displaced on thcl stop-bar 50, which muy otherwise occur when theil" projections 91 engage with`the stair-wheel 92, there is provided locking har 99 (Figures 1, 4 und 5), slidnbh7 mounted on the stop-bnr 56 to nnloclr the column-stops` so that they may be removed from the stop-bnr, prior to :i remljustment ot' the colnmn-stops.

When the cnrringe is intits extreme righthzind position` the reverse-feed determining device HH occupies the position in Figure 2 .litter the cui-ringe hns passed the first and .second columns (Figure l0). the reversefccd-lletern'iining device will hnve been fed rightwiirdly from the position in Figure 1, to bring the ledge thereof into effective mlntion with the interponents 90 :issociuted with the "l" and 2 eolnnnrselcctorkers 41.

lf it should he desire-d to tabulate, the cnrringe to n vnciited column, for example bo column 1 from column il (Figures 10 :1nd 1l). which requiresv n backward movement of thiI carriage. the 1" eolumu-selector-lrey -11 is depressi-d. (Figure l2), to operate the frnme 1H nud set the column-determining device fill in '.1 mnnner similar to that hereinA lwl'ore described, to lu-iliirr said device into thc polli ol the projection 51 on the 1.a column-stop :'ii. When the 1" rolumndiey is depressed` the :issocinted interponent I0,

which may be pivoted thereon at. 104, is operated. due to an arm 105 of the interponent engaging with the ledge 100 of the reversefeed-determining device 88. The interponenl; 90 is moved against the tension of a spring 106, and isprovided with a downwardly-projecting arm 107, which normally engages :i stop-pin 108 oni the column-selector-lever 43. The arm, when operated,

moves a frame comprising a eros-bar 110 and enddmrs 111 against a return-spring 112, to swing :i motor-starting universal bar 11H. underlying -the denomination-selecting key-levers 58, to :in etl'ective position, where it may he operated h v the depression of the d enoniinzitionselecting-keys 42 to render ell'ective the 4enrrizigefreverse-feeding mea comprising :i motor 114 (Figure to return the typewriter carriage.

" The motor-starting universal bar 113 normally occupies the position in Figures 1 and 2. where it registers with cut-outs 115 of the denomination-selecting key-levers 58, so that the lutter may heedepressed during a. forward-tahulating operation 0f `the carriage. without operating said inotorstarting;r universal liar (Figure 8). 'hen the latteris mved forwardly, preliminary to :i haelr-tnbnhiting operation `of the carriage, it is swung about pivots 116 o'n arms 117 projecting forwardly from u rock-Shaft 118, to move the universal bar out of register i with the cut-outs 115 (Figure 12). 1f a denoniination-selectingkey 41 is now depressed. the universal bar 113 is moved downwardly to rock the shaft 118 by means of thiI arms 11i'. The rock-shaft 118 is provided ut one end thereofiwith a forwardly extending nrm '120, which is held against :i stop-pin 121 by a springr 122 connected to siiid arm to return the universal bar 113 to its upper lposition. The arm is provided with u yielding finger 123,` `which may he in the mitm-e of u` leaf-spring engaging with :i pivoted member 124 of n m0t0rswitch 1125 mounted on the main frame 40 :ind suitnhlv insulated therefrom to close said switch. the hitter hein; r connected in the motor-circuit. comprising conductors 126 und 12T. Current may he `supplied by any suitable menus such :is n buttery 12T" having dillereint sections ot' conductor 12T connected with the opposite poles thereof. Y

The motor 111 muy he like tluit disclosed in the potent to Kupetz` No. 1.180.516. of .lune (3. 1910. und is herein diagrnnuniiticnlly illustrutcd (Figure i). Suid mothfr nnrv lic loculi-il nt the right-hund side of the nnlin trame 1l! und comprises :1 shaft 128, hnviu; r n drum llll thereon. which` when the motor is stnrtcd. winds up :l strap lill Juiiled verticnll)A :ind then horizontnlly :ind connected to :i linlc 1312 to opel-nte the ilsuul line-sparc meclninisni comprising u handle` liil tn linespnce the platen 21 und return the carriage to the selected position. lt should he understood that during the return movement of the carri-a e the effective counter-stop remains out o the path of the 5 column-stops until the projection 54 of the column-stop of the selected column engages a cam 134 on the left-hand side of the columndetermining member 53 (Figures 4 and 5), to lift the latter to swing the operating frame 64 and project the effective counterstop into the path of the column-sto to arrest the carriage in the predetermine position. A

The counter-sto 75 are thicker at 135 (Figures 5 and 10 to correspond to letterspnce distances on the carriage. They may be u rged leftwardly (Figure 4), by a springressed plunger 136 contained within a A lliousing 137 on the tabulator-bracket 45, and plleld against the end of a slotv 138, formed the front plate 95 of the tabulator-bracket. i' The slot 138 is wide enough bo permit a. lateral movement of the engaged oounter -stop VJand of the counter-stops tothe right ztheref against the spring-pressed plunger 136, to permit the carriage to be roperly located 1n a letter-space position uring a rearward tabulating operation; the counterstops being en aged by the column-stops tegen, the left-han face or opposite side when *erhaelt tabulating.

.Provision is made to automaticall open st'ne motor-circuit when the carriage 1s back 'tabulated. to prevent the burning out of the 5 '|notor, which may otherwise result from .,'carclcssnrss ofthe typist in retaining the de- 1nominationselecting key 42 depressed after the carriage is arrested at the selected (position. For this purpose, there is provi ed a stopping means for said motor, which nia comprise an auxiliar switch 139 (Figure4 mounted on the talulator-bracket and suitably insulated therefrom. Theiauxiliary switch comprises a pivoted member' 139", which may be operated a ain'stfa;

spring 139h to open the switch 13 the sidewise movement ofthe plungers 61 xvlicln effected by the carriage throng ithle colf umn-step .55, thus opening the' circuit/bo stop the motor. J '/"z".

lt will be understood that if a columnselecting key of a column which the carriage has not yet entered is depressed, the interponent 9H i moved up idly by the column- :wlcctordony-lever 43 (Figure 8), thus leaving the motor-starting univelsal bar 113 in its inutil-ulinposition; and consequently a forward tabulation of the carriage is eected upon thel depression of one of the denominaliomselectorlzeys"43.

To permity the column-selecting keys to be operated for fo'rward tnbulatingof the carriage without interfering with the motorstarting universal bar 113, theV latter has a series of cut-outs 140, into'which the columnselecting-key-levers 43 may move, when depressed.

It is desirable to render the carriagereleasing mechanism ineffective, so as to keep the feed-rack 32 in engagement with the escapement-pinion 31, during a backwardtabulating operation of the carriage. To do this, the interponents 90, associated with the oolumnselecting key-levers 43, are each provided with anupwardly-project` arm 141, which engages an extension 142 o the universal bar 67, to move the latter rearwardly to cut-outs 143 in the lungers 61 (Figure 13), and out of effective relation with the projections 66 of said plungers, so that the plungers may be operated without effecting the operation of the release-bar, thus leaving 'the feed-rack 32 in mesh the pinion 31. Therelease-bar 67 may be returned Vby means comprising forked arms 144, extending upwardly from, and secured to, a rockshaft 145, pivotally supported in brackets 146 on the machine frame 40; the arms 144 embracin the rock-shaft 68 to which the universalar 67 is secured. The rock-shaft68 may be4 guided in slots 146 of arms 146", extending from the tabulatorbracket 45. A return-spring 147 is provided to restore the release-basto its effective position.

AIt should fbe4 understood 4that the means to render the carriage-releasing' means nelfeetivecould .be used effectively without the. carriage-reversing means, in which case, if the operator selected a position'which required aifebirward. movement of the carri'age, t e latter wonldnot bereversed, but would ply remain unmoved, thus notigc;

lng the operator .that the carriage `s to Y moved rearwardly,

which may be done by hand; the carriagebeing arrested by stops, as above described.

tivel'y to the counter-stops 75, so as to be operated each time the carriage moves forwardly from the counter-stop 75 correspondirg to the lowest denominational position o a column, or, in other words, each time the last fdigit is typed in a column. Thus, the carriage moves the ledge 100 of the ref versef-feed-determining device 88 v into ef- 4'f ective relation with the interponent 90 assocated. with the column-selecting key of tho vacated column, the interponent 90 being at this time in its normal position, and consequentl the columnlselecting key is rendered e active for back-tabulatng- During a back-tabulating operation of the carriage, the star-'wheel is'operated as .the carriage re-enters a vacated column, -thus shifting the reverse'feed-determining device with The star-wheel 92 may be located nelato move the ledge 100 thereof out of effective relation with the interponent 90 of the celumn-selectorkey corresponding to the reentered column, consequently. rendering said column-selector-key effective for forward tabulating of the carriage.

Each denominationselector-key-lever 58 is provided with a projection 148, which moves down in back of the motor-starting universal bar 113 (Figure 13), when the latter is in its effective position,4 so as to prevent its return and a' conseuent opening of the switch 125, when the le ge 100 moves out of engagement with the interponent 90 of the operated column-seleetor-key, which takes place rior to the arresting of the carriage in tlie selected position in a back tabulation of the carriage.

The strap or band 131 may be connected directly to the carriage 22, By connecting it -to the line-space handle` however, as previously described, the platen may be automatically line-spaced d .uring the backward-tabulating operation of the carriage, thus eliminating the necessity of the typist to operate the line-space handle prior to making an entry.'v yThis is of espeeial ad vantage when typing a single column of numbers. The star-wheel 92, it will be remembered, is so positioned to be operated to set the reverse-feed-determining device into effective relation with the column-selector-key of the vacated column, after the last digit is typed. Consequently, if said column-selecting-kcy is operated, the carriage is returned and the platen line-spaced upon thedepression ofthe denominationselector-key ofthe predetermined position.

Mechanism is provided to prevent a premature return of the column'selecting mechanism which would otherwise result if the ty ist released 'the operated column-se- 1ectorey before the operated denomination- .selectingemechanism, in which case the latter would ineffective to arrest the carriage. For this purpose, interlocking means is provided which may comprise n universal bar 150 pivotally supported at 151 on fixed brackets 152. The universal bar may extend crosswise of the connections comprising the key-levers 58 of the denomination-selecting fso mechanism, so as to be operated by any one of said key-levers to swing a cross-bar 153, which may be part of the universal bar 1 50, into holding,r relation with a hook-like projection 154 on the operated column-selecting connection oi" key-lever 43; the columnselecting-key-lever 43 being operated prior to the denomination-selectiiig-key-lever as previously described. The hook-like projections 154, of which there is oned for each column-selecting-key-lever 43, may be pivot- Ved at 155 thereon and held in their normal positions against stop-pins 156 by :springs 157. Therprojections 154 rest against the cross-bar 153, as n Figure 1 and hold the universal bar. in its normal position. Consequntly, when the universal bar 150 is op elated. it Brisas all 'the proiecbiols V154.

against the tension of the springs 157, except the projection of the operated columnselecting-key1ever 58, over which the locking bar or cross-bar 153 moves. Thus, it will be seen (Figures 8 and 13) that the typist may remove the fin er from the columnselecting key 4l, andry holding the denomination-selecting key 12 operated, the column-selecting key 41 cannot return; consequently preventing a premature return of the column-selecting mechanism including the column-selecting frame 48 and the associated parts. The universal bar may he provided with notches 158 `i`n register with the coliunn-sclecting-key-levers 43 to -permit their depression without interfering with said universal bar.

It will be understood that the interlocking means between the column-selecting mechamsm and the denomination-selecting mechanisln is equally effective during backward tabulating of the carriage, and that, since the column-selectin key is held in its opof the column-stop 55.' This is caused y a a cross-bar 160 of an obstructing frame 161, normally held in position (Figures 1 and 5) by the column-selecting frame 48; there being, for this purpose, an extension 16'2 on the upwardly rojectingl arm 51 of the column-selector 'rame 48, the extension engaging a rearwardl -extendingr arm 163 of the obstructing fra e 161. Each plunger 61 has a cam 160'L thereon'to en age the bar 160 on the upward movement o the plunger to move the counter-stop 75 into the path of the column-stop 55 (Figure 6), the release 'of the carriage being e ectedv at the same time by the universal bat' 67, as hereinbefore described, so that it may be moved to the selected'position where it is arrested by a column-stop coming into engagement with the projected counter-stop.

The cross-'bar or universal bar 63 ofthe tounter-stop-operating` .frame 64 is -moved` forwardly by the operated plunger 61, and

may lock the rest of the plungers against operation by moving over shoulders 164 on the plungers. 1

It will further be understood, althoughthe denomination-selecting keys 42- are norwally effective toprojectihe e9miter-sli-.ops14 isb 75 into the path of the column-stops 55, that, as soon as a column-selecting key 41.is operated, the denomination-selecting keys are rendered ineffective to project their associated counter-stops, this being due to the fact that the guide-bar 160 is unlocked by the column-selecting frame 48; the projection 162 thereon moving out of engagement with the arm 163 of said guide-bar; consequently the guide-bar moves idly upward when one of the pll ers 61-is operated b'y its associated key 42. The backward pull of the return-spring 62 is great enough to hold the counter-sto s from moving outwardly; thus the denomination-selecting keys are ineffective to move the counter-stops into `the path of the column-stops after a column-selecting key is operated, the denominationselecting keys being effective to cause the carriage to project the Acounter-stops through the medium of the column-determining device 53 and the operating frame 64.

The invention may also be used to rapidly position the carriage when typing the date, name and address of a letter. To do this, the column-stops 55 may be set at positions corresponding to the date, name, street and city. The 4 column-selector-key may then be depressed, and the denominationselector-key of lowest order (which may be the units key) lmay be operated, whereupon the carriage is tabulated forward] or backwardly, according to the position from which it isvto be moved, to the date fosition. After the date is typed, the l co u mn-selector-key is depressed andthe units denomination-selecting key operated to start the carriage-motor to line-space the platen and return the carriage until it is arrested in the name osition. If the name, street and city shou d appear in stepped relation, the 2 ,and .3 column-selecting keys may be operated successively with the unitlh denomination-selecting key in 'a similar manner to so position the carriage. The carriage may be returned to the beginn` of -a paragraph in a similar manner b rst operating a column-selecting key an `then depressing the denomination-selectin key.

Variations may bel resorted to within the scope of the invention, and portions of the improvements may be used without others.

Having thus described my invention, I claim 1. In a typewriting machine, the com bination with a carriage, of a set of columnkeys to select thev column to which the car- I,t'age is to be moved, a set of denominational keys to select the denomination to which the carriage is to be`moved in the I'selected column,

thnqwn into action by the successive actuation of a key lof one sot and a ke other setto move the carriage in either'diand carriage-moving meansl of .the

rection, according to its position, to the position selected by thc column-key and denominational key operated.

2. In a typewriting machine, the combi` nation of a carriage, movable back and forth, column-selecting means comprising keys and column-controlling means settable by said column-selecting keys, denommation-selecting keys, and means settable by said-denominationselecting keys to determine the denominational position in which the carriage is to be arrest/ed, the first-mentioned settable means being operable by the carriage, when the latter reaches the corresponding column, in either direction, to operate the second-mentioned settable means to arrest the carriage at the selected position` 3. In a typewriting machine, the combination of n transversely movable carriage, a counter-stop, and means for tabulating the carriage in either direction, comprising column-selecting means including keys and column-controlling means set- -table by the column-selecting keys and operable by the carriage to move the counter,- Stop into the path of the selected column- Stop and arrest .the carriage in the selected column.

4. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a transversely movable carriage andl means ,to e'ect tabulation of the carriage to a selected denominational position in a selected column by a single movement of the carriage in either direction, said tabulating means comprising column-stops on said carriage, denomination-selecting mechanism including selectively settable denominational stops and column-selecting mechanism including column-determining means settable in accordance with the column selected, and operable by the column-stop corresponding to the selected column to operate the selectively t denominational.l stop and move the sam into the path of the column-stop corresponding to the selected column.

5. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, movable back and forth, column-stops on said carriage, a set. of denominational stops arranged side by side, column-selecting mechanism, a cammember extending crosswise of the set of denominational stops` said cam-member being substantially as long as the breadth of the set of denominational stops, and settable by said column-selecting mechanism in accordance with the oolumnselected, denomination-selecting mechanism to selectively set any one of said denominational stops, and proj diterently positioned-thereon 1n accordance with thsebrresponding columns sp .astofen-f gage and-: rate .saidfcam remember' fbnly iat ectios on saidcolumn-st'ops '301il range "fas beengaged thereby` and means whereby actuation of said cani-member will e'ect movement of the set denominational stop to u position the carriage at the selected de- 1'5 nom.ination, in the selected column, hy a single movement of the carriage. In a typewriting machine, the combination-of a carriage. movable back and forth, column-stops, counter-stops, columnselecting mechanism including a cani-niember extending crosswise of and normally located adjacent said counter-stops, and saidy cani-member being settable so that it may be engaged by any one of the column-stops, and so shaped that it may be actuated by the carriage when the latter is moved into the selected-column in either direction. operatin means actuable hy said column-stops throug the intermediary of said cam-inember, and means to set said counter-stops, one at atime, into effective relation with said operating means, so that the latter may move th'e etectivecounter-stop into the path of the column-stop engaging with the cam member, when the carriage is moved in "either direction.

."7. In a typewriting machine, the combi- 'nationi of a' carriage, column-stops on said ca'rria e and having engaging portions arin stepped relation in accordance with t-he corres riding column, denominational stops, a rame for operating said denominational stops to bring them into the path of the column-stops but normally ineffective on said denominational stops, a device pivotend 4on said operating frame to be moved into different positions to be engaged by different ones of said engaging portions and operated .thereby to actuate said operating frame, column-selecting keys, a frame. universal to andactuable by said columnkeys through varying distances to move said device into position to be actuated by one of said engaging portions` and denomination-selecting keys to move ii denominaltional stop corresponding to a select/ed denomination-into effective relation .with said ,frame, to he moved by the latter into the path of the column-stop of the selected column when the carriage reaches that column.

' g 8. Ina typewriting machine` the combiliation of a carriage` column-stops on said carriage, counter-stops, column-selecting keys, cams operable by said column-selecting keys, wuniversal bar operable through varying distances by said cams, a. device settahle by said universal bar, so that it may be en- A l rgaged by any one of said column-stops, op-

erating means comprising a frame upon which the settahle device is carried. and def-nomination-selecting keys to move counter- "stops into etfective relation with said operating means, said carriage being ell'ective through the column-stop corresponding to ating frame to move the connected countera selected column, to actiiate the operating said frame through the intermediary of the settahle device, to move the effective couliter-stop into the path of the column-stop of Y the selected column.

9. ln a typewrit-ing machine, the combination of a carriage, a column-stop on said carriage, counter-stops, an operating frame, means to connect any one of said counterstops with said operating frame, and a settable device operatively connected with said operating -frame and operable by said column-stop, when set in accordance with the corresponding column, to actuate said operstop into-thopath of the column-Stop.

1,0. ln a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, column-stops on said carriage, counter-stops, an operating frame. keys to selectively connect any one of, said counter-stops with said operating frame, a scttable device pivoted on said oierating frame and operable7 when properly positioned, by the column-stop of the selected column to actuate said operating frame and move the connected counter-stop into the path of the column-stop, and keys to selectively set the device.

11. In .i typewriting machine, the cornhination'of a carriage, a column-stop, counter- 9'5 stops, operating means, means to con-neet any one of said counter-stops with said o erating means, and means operable by said carriage to move the connected stop into the path of the column-stop, said operating means being etfectiveto lock the disconnected counter-stops againstactuation.

12. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, a column-stop on said carriage, counter-stops, operating means, means to connect any one of said counterstops with said operating means, means engageable by the column-stop to actuate said operating means to move the connected counter-stop into the'path of the column- 110 stop, and shoulders on said counter-stops, said operating ,means comprising a universal bar which is moved into effective relation with said shoulders` to lock the disconnected counter-stops against actuation.

13. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, a column-stop on said carriage, dcnommation-selecting keys, plungers having denominational stops at their upper ends, sai'd plungers heilig oper- 120 al L- hy said keys, and means actuable hy said column-stop and effective upon any one of said denominational stops whose plunger has been operated by the corresponding ke to move the denominational stop on whio 125 it is effective at right angles to the movement caused by the operation of the corresponding denominational key, to bring the denominational stop into the path of the column-stop.

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denominational stops,

- said guide-bar,

25 bring the denominational 35 gers to cau 14. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, column-stops, denominational stops, a movable universal guidebar, and keys to operate any one of said to move them against to enable the guide-bar, when actuated, to move the operated denominational stop into the path of the column-stops.

15. In a typewritlng machine,the combination of a' carriage, column-stops on said carriage, a set of plungers having at their upper ends denominational stops, cams for said plungers, and a universal bar with which said cams engage to move the denominational stop Vof an operated plunger into the path of the column-stops.

16. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, a column-stop on saidcarriage, a set of vertically disposed plungers having at their upper ends denominational stops, keys to move said plungers upwardly, a guide-rod `near the lower ends of said plungers, and means to swing the op erated plunger about said guide-rod, to

stop of the operated plunger into4 the path of the columnstop.

17. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, a stop-bar on said carriage, column-stops on said stop-bar, a set of plungers having denominational stops at their u per ends, said denominational'stops beingocat/ed in back of said stop-bar, a universal bar, and keys to operate said plunthe latter to engage said unversal bar individually to move the denominational stopon the o rated plunger forwardly into the path ofthe column-stops.

18. In a typewritingmachine, the combi- 40 nation ofa carriage, a stop-bar on said carriage, column-stops on said stop-bar, denomination-selecting mechanism comprising a set of plungers with denominational stops located to one side of the sto bar, means to plungers substantially vertically, and means to guide the upper ends of said lungers tb cause them to move substantially horizontally, to bring the operated denominational stop into the path of the column-stops.

19, In a typewriting machine, the combination with a carriage, of' a'set of column- Iselecting keys, a set of denomination-selecting keys, carriage-shifting means thrown into action, by the successive actuation of a key of one set and a ke of the other set, to move the carriagein 'eit er direction woording to its position with reference to the position selected by the column-selecting keg' and the denomination-selecting key operat and carriage-arresting means in which a preliminary column-selecting| condition has been set up by the .column-selecting key depressed and a preliminary denomination-selecting conditionhas been set up by the denominanation of a carriage, a column-stop on Said carriage, denominational stops,'ope'rating means, means to move any one of saiddenoniinational stops into effective relation withsaid operating means. and means on said carriage to actuate said operating means to move the effective denominational stop into the path of the column-stop.

21. In a typewriting machine, the combination of alcarriage, a column-stop on said carriage, denominational stops, operatingr means comprising` a universal bar, and means to cause any one 'of said denominational stops to embrace the'universal bar of said operating,r means, said column-'stop being effect-ive to actuate said operating' means to move the connected denominational stop into the path of the column-stop;

22. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, a column-stop on said carriage, denominational stops, operating' means, and a set of keys, one for each denominational stop,whereby the denominational stops may be selectively moved in one direction into effective relation with the operating means, the column-stop beingT effective to actuate said operating means to move the effective denomin tional stop crosswise of the path of the'` movement imparted thereto by the operated key.

23. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a. carriage, a column-stop on said carriage, denomination-selecting keys, plungers having denominational stops at their upper ends, each plunger being movable in one direction by itsV associated key. means to move the denominational stop of the operated plunger at right angles to the first direction of movement of the plunger, to bring the denominational stop into the path-of the column-stop, and mea-ns to lock the other plungers against actuation when one of tlnl plungers is operated.

24. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, .a column-stop on said carriage, denomination-selecting keys` plungers having counter-stops at their upper ends, each plunger being movable in one direction by its associated key, means to move the counter-stop of the operated plunger at right angles to the first direction of movement of the plunger, to bring the counter stop into the path of the column-stop, and a locking bar, said locking bar being movable by the operated plunger to lock the other plungers against actuation.

25. ln a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, column-stopsl on said carriage, denommation-selecting keys, plungers having counter-stops at their upper lil@ ends, each plunger being movable in one direction by its associated key, means to more,

a. cutout, so that any plunger` when oper-.

ated, mayr embrfoe the' universal bar to swing the latter into locking relation with' the other plungers to preventtheir actuation.

2b. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, column-stops, counter stops, a guide-bar, keys to operate said vcounterstopsy to move them lagainst said guide-bar, said guidevbar being elfective to move the op `rated counter-stop into the path of the column-stops, and locking means operable by the countersto when the latter is moved into the path otP the column-stops, said locking means bein effective to prevent the operation of the ine ective counter-sto s.

27. In a typewriting machine, the com ination of a carriage., a column-stop on said carriage, a set of vertically-disposed plungers having at their upper ends counterstops.keysto move seid p uers upwardly, a guidesrod near the lower e s of saidplungefsfmeens to swing the operated plunger aboutbsmd guide-rod, to bring the counterstop-f the operated plunger into the path of the column-stop, and a universal bar ,each plunger having a slot extending lengt wise thereof, so that it may, when operated by'its associated key, embrace said universal bar, so that the universal bar may be swung into locking relation with the inefl'edive counterstops.

28. In a typewriting'machne, the combination 'of a carriage,' movable back and forth, column-stops, column-selecting mechanism, a counter-stop, means to set said counter-stop from its normal position to apreliminary position for tabulating, and oounter-stop-actuating means settable by said column-selecting mechanism and actuable by the column-sto corresponding to the setting of the settab e means, when the4 carriage is moved in either direction into theV selected column, to move the set counter stop from its preliminary position to a final effective position to arrest the carriage iu the selected column at the conclusion of a single movement .of the carriage.

29.' In a typewriting machine, the combi nation of a carriage, a set ot column-selecting keys operable to select any one of ii plurality of columns, a set of denomination-se lecting keys operable to select a position in the desired column, Yand means to effect movement of the carriage either forwardlyor backwardly to the predetermined p0sition, said means beingv controlled automatically in accordance with the position of the carriage and the selected column and being actuable by the keys of one of said sets.

30. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, a seti of column-select ing keys operable to select any one of a' plu rality of columns, la set of denomination-sclecting keys operable to select a position in the selected column,` 4and means to effectmovement of the carriage either forwardly or-backwardly to the predetermined position in' the` selected column, said means being controllable in accordance with the position of the carriagehwith reference to the selected column and being actua-ble by said denominatiomselecting keys.

31. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, a set of column-select ing keys operable to selectany one of a plurality of columns, a set of denominationselecting keys operable to selec-t a position in the selected column, means to move the carria forwardly, means to move the carria'e ackwardly, and automatically-controlled means to determine which carriagemoving means should be effective to position the carriage, when a key of one of said sets is operated.

32. In a typovvriting machine, the combination of a carriage, a set of column-select in-,gr keys operable to select any one o f a plu ralityof columns, a set of denomination-selecting keys operable to select a position in the dired column, and means aociated with one set of keys, to effect movement of the carriage either forwardly orbackwardly to the predetermined osition comprising devices, one for each oi) the lastfmentoned set of keys, or determining the direction of movement o the carriage and means to control said devices in accordance with the position 'of 'the carriage.A

i 33. In {ftypewrtmg machine, the combination of carriage, column-selecting mechanism including a set of keys, to determine the position to which the carriage should be moved means to ropel said carriage in a letter-toed direction, carriage-reversing means, carriage-releasing means operable lo effect a forward movement of the carri; ne inter onents operable by said keys. and a setta le element to determine whether the carriage-releasing means or the carriagereversmg means should be effective when one of the keys is operated.

34. In a typewrlti'ng machine, the combination of av carriage, column-selecting mechanism including a set of keys. to determine the position to which the carriage should be moved, means to propel said carringe in one direction, carriage-reversing means, carriage-releasing means operable to effect a forward movement of the carriage by the propelling means, reverse feed-start ing meins, interponents associated with Said column-selecting keys, and a device settable by the carriage into effective relation with the interponents as the columns are vacated by said carriage, so that the interponent associated with the column-key of the vacated column may be operated by its associated key, to render the carriage-releasing means ineffective and the reverse-feed-starting means effective.

35. In a typewriting machine, the combination of' a carria meansa toA propel said carriage forwar y, carriage-reversing means, column-selecting mechanism including keys, denomination-selecting means including keys, carriage-releasing means including a universal bar normally effective to be operated by the denomination-selecting means, reverse feed-starting means including a universal bar operable by the denomination-selecting. means to start said carriagerevcrsing means, interponents operable by the column-selecting keys, and ,a device settable relatively to the interponents to determine which universal bar should be effective after a column-selecting key is operated,

release said carriage,

the denomination-selecting means being effective by the'operation. of one .of the de-l nomination-selecting keys to operate the effective universal bar to effect the movement of the carriage to the selected position.

36. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, column-stops on said carriage, means to propel said carriage forwardly, carriage-reversing means, columnselecting means including a set of keys, denomination-selecting means including a set of keys, denomination-stops, connections between the denomination-selecting keys and said denomination-stops, carriage-releasing means to be -operated by said connections`to interponents operable. by the column-selectingkeys, a de ce set'- table relatively to said interponents to determine whether or not the interponents should be operated when the associated columnselecting key is operated, andV reverse-feed starting meansr each interponent when operated being effective-tb render the carriagereleasing means ineffective, and renderthe lreverse-,feed starting means effective, so that the latterimay be operatedby one of said connections to start the carriage-reversing means.

37. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a' carriage, means to propel said carriage forwardly, carriage-reversing means, column-selecting means, denominanation-selecting means, 'carriage-releasing means normally effective to be operated by said denomination-selecting me'ans, starting means for said carriage-reversing means, devices, operable by saidV column-selectingl means, for determining the direction of movement of the carriage, and an element scttable relatively to said devices, so that any one of said devices may be operated to i'n/g effective render the carriage-releasing means ineffective, and the reverse-feed starting means elfective, so that the latter may be operated by the denomination-selecting means to effect a reverse movement of said carriage to the selected position.

38. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, means to propel said carriage in a letter-feed direction, carriageescalpement mechanism including a pinion, a feed-rack on said carriage to mesh with said pinion, column-stops on said carriage, column-selecting mechanism including keys, denomination-selecting mechanism includingr keys, 'carriage-releasing mechanism normally effective to be o erated by said denomination-selecting mec anism to release said carriage by disengaging the feed-rack from said pinion, direction-determining devices associated with the column-selecting keys, an element settable into effective relation with said devices by means engaging with the column-stops on said carriage, carriagereversing means, and starting means therefor, said devices being effective when operated to render said starting means effective and the carriage-releasing mechanism ineffective to retain the feed-rack in mesh with theF pinion when the carriage is reversed.

39, In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, column-stops on said carriage at columnar positions thereof, collumn-selecting keys, one for each columnstop, interponents associated with said column selecting keys, carriage returning means, carriage-return-determining means` means operable by each column-stop to move said'carriage-return-determining means into etfective relat/ion with the interponent of the corresponding column-selecting key, a carriage-retu motpr, motor-starting means, said carriage-ieturn-determining means heto cause the interponent to be operated by theoperation of the corresponding column-selecting keyyto set the motorstartin'g means, denomination-selecting keys, said motor-starting means, after, it is set, being operable by any one of the denomination-selecting `keys to start said' carriage-return motor, and counter-stops, one for each denomination-selecting key, to arrest saidv carriage in a predetermined denominational position of the selected column.

40. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, movable back and forth, column-selecting means including keylevers, column-stops on said carriage, and means operable by said column-stops to determine whether the carriage should be moved forwardly or bacliwardlv when a column is selected by one of the key-levers.

4l. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, movable back and forth, colunin-sclectin, 1, means including: key-levers, interponents associated with said1 key-levers. and an obstructing device to be moved into and out of eifective relation with said interponents, to determine whether the carriage should be moved forwardly or backwardly when a key-lever is operated.

42. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, movable back and forth, column-selecting' means including keys, columnstops on Jaid carriage, int/erponents associated with said keys, an obsti-acting device to be moved into effective relation with the interponents, one by one, as the carriage vacates the columns corresponding with the keys, and means operable by said interponents, whereby the return of the'carriage to the corresponding column may be effected.

43. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, column-stops on said carriage, a co-operative stop, means including a key-lever to'operate said co-operative stop, means to release said carriage, so that it may be arrested by said co-operative stop, means settable by said column-stops as the carriage moves in a'letter-feed direction, a carriage-return motor, and interponcnts operable, by said key-lever,`to engage said settable means, to set a inotorstarting member to a position where the latter may be operated to start the motor.

44. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, movable back and forth, column-selecting mechanism forsaid carriage, devices Acorres onding to the various columns, said devices bein associated with said column-selecting mec anism, each de- :vice being ineffective before the carriage enters the corresponding column, means movable into effective relation with said devices individually as the carriage vacates the corresponding columns, so that any one of the devices of the vacated columns may be operated by the column-selecting mechanism to determine the backward movement of the carriage. l

45. In a typewriting macliine, the combination of a carriage, movable back and forth, coluinn-stops on said earring column-selecting keys, means to determilie the direc tion iii which the carriage isy 'o move, said means heilig sett-able by saidvonrriage as it passes through the various columns, columndetierinining; means sett-able by the columnselccting keys into eliective relation with the column-stop of the selected column, and a counter-stop operable by the columiHleten mining means when the latter is operated by said cariage. l,

4G. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, movable forwardly and backwardly, columns-tops on said carriage, means to propel said carriage forwardly, coluinii-selectingl mechanism, :i rountervstop, means to release said carriage. to permit it to be moved by the propelling means uiitil it is arrested by the counter-stop, an element settable by the carriage, and. means to engage said element to render the carriage-releasing means ineffective, when the carriage is to be' moved to a vacated column.

47. In a typewrit'ing machine, the combination of a carriage, movable forwardly and backwardly, column-stops on said carrie, means to propel said carriage forwa y, column-selecting mechanism, a counter-stop, means to release said carriage, to permit it to be moved by the propelling means until it is arrested by the counter-stop, and an element settable by the carriage, be determine whether or .not the carriage-releasing means should be effective when the carriage is to be moved to a selected column.

48. In a typewritn machine, the combination of a carriage, riving means for said carriage, column-stops, a counter-stop, ke S, bell-cranks associated with said keys, an e ement settable by said carriage relatively to said belLCranks, saidA bell-cranks being operable when the settable element is in co operative ielation therewith, and means operable bv any one ofthe bell-cranks, v'hereby the drivingmeans may be rendered effective.

49. In a typewritin machinethe combination of a carriage, riving means for said carriage, column-stops, a co-operative stop, ke -leverspintermed-iate levers ivoted on said key-levers, an obstructin' e ementisettable by said` carriage into an out of eiective re ation with said intermediate levers, each key-lever being effective to swing its aociated intermediate lever about its pivot when the obstructing element is in effective relation therewith, and means operable by the intermediate levers, whereby the driving meant may b e rendered effective.,l

50. In a typewritinfr machine, the combination of a letter-feet ing carriage, columnselecting mechanism, denomination-selecting mechanism, carriage-returning means, normally ineffective starting means for thel carriage-returning means, and means operf able by said column-selecting' mechanism to render said starting means effective, so that I it may be operated by the denomination-selecting mechanism to start said carriage-returning means to move said carriage to a.A selected position.

51. In u. typewritin machine, the combination of a letter-fee ing carriage, column'- seleetinpr mechanism including keys, denomination-selecting mechanism including keys, carriage-returning means comprising a motor normally ineffective, starting 'means for said motor. and means operable by the column-selecting keys to render said startin means effective. so that it may be operate by the denomination-selecting keys to start Suid motor to return said carriage to'a selet-ted position.

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52. In a typewriting machine, the combination ot' a letter-feed carriage, columnstops on said carriage, a counter-stop, col umu-selectin ikeys, one for each column, means settab e by said keys, means to propel the carriage in a letter-feed direction, carriage-reversing' means, means including a key to set thecounter-stop and release said carriage, .meanson said carriage to operatetlie settable means to actuate theset counter-stop to arrest the crriagein aselected column, a-f'reverse-feed-determining device, and means operable when the carriage vacatesa column to render said reverse-feed-determining device eiective for the vacated column, so that the carriage-reversing means may be rendered elective to return the carriage to any one of the vacatedl columns vbyoperating the column-selecting key corresponding to the desired colpmu and operating the counter-stop setting 53. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, a column-stop on said carriage, a column-key, means settable by said key, a counter-stop, means including a -key to set said counter-stop, means to feed ine'earriage in a letter-space direction, car- `riage-reversiiig means, an interponent associaler! with the column-key, and reversefeed-determining means settable by the carriage iutoelective relation with said interlponeiit as the. carriage moves in a letterfeed diiection, and as it passes out of a C01-,

umn, so that the interponent may be operated by the columnkey to render the carringe-reversing .means eective to return 4-said carriage to the 'vacated column, said ycarriage beingeffectiveto operate the seb table means to move the'counter-stop into ther path of the column-stop to arrest said carriage.

54. In a typewriting machine, the combi- A. nation of u carriage, column-stops on said carriage, colui-iin-selectingI keys, a columndetermining device settable by said columnselect-imgl keysra counter-stop, means includngir a key to s et said counter-stop,.means to feed the carriage iii a letter-space direc- .tion. rai'rizigefirversing `means, interponents associated with the column-selectihg keys,

ireverscffecd-deterinining means settable by the carriage into effective relation with said iiiicijponentsas the cai-ringe moves in a let-- f tcrffeeil direction. and as it passes out of u coluniinso ,that tlieriiiterponents muy be operated by the column-selecting keys, a

`universal` liar operable by said intcrporients,

y;.and,means,operable by 4said universal bar,

so thatthe4 last-named means may be ope'rated by, the co11i,itei{stop setting key to startthe carriage-reversing means to return said carriage. said carriage being effective to operate thecolumn-deferiiiining device to move the set couiitenstop into the path of the column-stops to ari-est the carriage.

55. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a letter-feeding carriage, carriagereturiiing means, a key, normally ineiective starting means for said carriage-re turning means, 'means to set said starting means into effective relation with said key, so that it may be operated thereby to effect the return of said carriage, and carriagearresting means controlled by said' key.

56. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a letter-feeding carriage, carriage` returning means, keys, normally ineffective starting means for said carriage, means to set said starting means into effective relation with said keys, so that it may be'operated by any one of the keys to effect the return of said carriage to a. position dependent upon the operated key, and stops to arrest said carriage.

57. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a letter-feeding carriage; stops on said carriage; carriage-returning means;

rtabulating mechanism comprising keys,

4said carriage; carriage-returning means;

tabulating,r mechanism comprising keys, counter-stops, and connections between the keys and the counter-stops; normally ineffective starting means for said carriage-returning means, said starting means comprising a universal bar; means to set said universal bar into effective relation with 'said connections, so that it maybe 4operated by any one of the connections to e'ect the return of said carriage to a position dependent upon an operated key; and meansvto retain the universal bar in effective -relation with the connection actuated by the operated key- 59. In a typewriting machine, the combination of a letter-feed carriage, column-se lecting mechanism, denomination-selectin mechanism, carriage-driving means inclu ing a motor, starting means comprising a normally inedctive universal bar, and means operable b said column-selecting mechanism to ren er the universal bar effective, so that it may be operated by the.

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6U. ln :i typewriting machine, the combination of a letter-feeding carriage, cai'- riage'returiiing means, a key, normally ineffective starting moans for said carriagereturningv means, means to set said starting means into effective relation with said key, so that the starting means may be operated thereby to effect the return of said carriage, carriage-arresting means, und means to prevent the moving of the starting means out of effective relation with said key while the latter is operated.

(il. ln a typewritinpr unichine, the coinbination of a letter-feeding carriage, carriagedriving means, key-operated means,` norv mally *ineffective sterling means for said carriage-driving means, means to set said starting means into effective relation -with said key-operated means, so that the driving means muy be operated thereby to effect the driving,r of said carriage, carriage-arresting means. and means on said key-operated means to retain the starting means effective while said key-operated nicnns is in its operated position.

62. In a typewi'iting machine, the combination of aV carriage, column-stops on said carriage, means to propel said carriage in ii letter-feed direction, cnrrizigwreturning means, c(linnirselect-inl;V mechanism c0mprising a key and an interponent associated therewith, n device operable by said key, an element settuble by the column-stops into and out of effective relation with said device. denoniinalionselecting means comprising a key, starting means for the carriagei'etnrning means, said startingr means being, normally ineffective and shiftable to an effective position when the interponent is operated by said column-selecting key, and means to keep said starting means in effective relation with the denoniiiintionselecting key after smid clement has been moved out, of effective relation with the iuterponent by the return of siiid carriage.

63. ln u typewritinpr machine` the combination of u carri-rige, column-selecting mechanism comprisinr keys` denominationselectin;Y mechanism comprising keys` carruige-retinruin;r means, starting; means coinprising :i nornnillil ineffective universal bar, :i device sclluhle h v thc carriage, z :nl interpoiiciits` to engage the scttnhle device and operable hy thc rolun'in-srlccting keys to set the universal hai' into effective relation with the denomination-sclcrtingkeys, so that the Vuniversal har may lic opi-rated by any one of the denomimitionselecting keys to shirt the carriagerclurniug mcnns.

6l. ln u f vpcwi'iiingg nmchinc, the combination of :i carriage, rolnmirschcting mechanism comprising keys, denorninutioir selecting mechanism H unprising keys, a :irrizigeretnrn motor, n switch in the motor circuit, a normally ineffective universal bar, a device settable by the carriage, and interponents to engage the settable device and operable by the columnselecting keys to set the universal bar into effective relation with the denomination-selecting keys, so that the universal bar may be operated to close the switch to start the motor.

65. In s, typewritingmachine, the combination of a carriage, carriage-driving means, c0luinn-seleeting mechanism comprising keys, column-stops, a counter-stop, a key to render the counter-stop effective, starting means comprisinga normally ineffective universal bar, a device settable by the car ria e, and interponents to enga e the settab e device and operable by t e columnselecting keys to set the universal bar into effective relation with the counter-stop key associated therewith, so that the universal bar may be operted to start the carriagedrivin means.

66. fn a typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, column-selecting mechanism including a set of keysz denomination-selecting mechanism including set of keys to determine the positionn to which the carriage should be moved, two devices to effect the movement of the carriage, one of, said devices being operable to effect a forward movement of the carriage, the othei device being o rebl to effect a. rearward movement of t e carriage, interponents c erable by one set of keys, and im element settable relatively to said interponents to determine which device should bee-effective when one of the interponents is operated.

67. In e typewriting machine, the combination of a carriage, means to propel said carriage forwardly, tabulating mechanism including arresting means for said carriage, means operable by said4 tabulating mechanism to release said carriage, so that it may he moved forwardly b said propelling means, and means to ren er the carriage-releasing-means ineffective when-the carriage is to be tabulatedl ton position which requires a backward movement of thecarria 68. In a typcwriting machine, the com i nation of a carriage, means to propel said carriiigel forwardly, tabulating mechanism including arresting means for said carriage,

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carriagereleasing means, an element siettable 

